
Giants already staring down tough 2026 path with opponents set
NY Post
The luck of the schedule draw is again working against the Giants.
The Giants will face all the teams in the NFC West and the AFC South — the winningest (or co-winningest) divisions in their respective conferences — in 2026 as part of the annual division rotation in the schedule formula.
But all is not as discouraging as it sounds.
There are only seven games against playoff teams on the schedule.
The Cardinals, 49ers, Jaguars, Titans, Browns, Saints, Commanders, Eagles and Cowboys will visit MetLife Stadium.
The Giants will travel to the Seahawks, Rams, Texans, Colts, Lions, Commanders, Eagles and Cowboys.

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